So here it is, actually, i don't have an F150, I have a 1998 ford explorer, but in the family, and this forum is the best one i could find. So im putting 4 6x8 3 way pioneer speakers in my doors. They have a 250W peak power and 50 watt RMS. Each of them in 4 ohms. Do I need a 2 channel amp, one channel for front and one for back? And how many ohms and RMS does the amp have to be. Thanks a lot for your help

 

for proper sound you would need a "4" channel amp. one channel per speaker. as far as the amp, any amp with a rating of 50 watts per channel at 4ohms will work, but remember, you get what you pay for when it comes to audio so don't skimp on the amp or you'll just send "dirty" power to those speakers and they'll sound like *****.

 

I agree. Good quality 4 channel amp.

 

What about the red and white av cables, my head unit has one set for the front and one set for the back, and one for subwoofers. Would i just run the front into the first two channels using a splitter?
Thanks again

 

If you are using a four channel amp, just run the front rca's from the head unit to the front on the amp and rear of the head unit to the rear of the amp.

 

Use the front set for the first two channels input on the amp. Use the 2nd or rear set for channels 3 and 4. The sub outs are just as described. You would use those if you end up running a dedicated sub amp.

Good luck, take pics of the install.

 

thanks a lot for your help